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Mine is mounted in opsite direction as the phots
I have the 1.5 forged wheels, but are mounted similar to the pictures. What's the thought on why they should be one way vs. the other way?I'm surprised to see that many owners mount their wheels the wrong way...
I have the 1.5 forged wheels, but are mounted similar to the pictures. What's the thought on why they should be one way vs. the other way?
I'm surprised to see that many owners mount their wheels the wrong way..
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I think it's easy to tell if you have them oriented properly. If you have them installed wrong, the "T" in the center cap will be reversed.
You also need to get the yellow dots lined up correctly for Yokohama tires. They balance much better that way.
A tire shop acted like removing tires, rolling them to the other side, and remounting them, was a big hassle? It's literally all they do all day and takes 2 minutes. Talk about terrible customer service.My tire shop mounted mine backwards one time. At first they wanted to charge me to fix them, accusing ME of getting it backwards, not them. But I pointed out the markings that are stamped on the wheels. End of discussion. Red-faced tire tech goes back to work fixing it.
You also need to get the yellow dots lined up correctly for Yokohama tires. They balance much better that way.
You also need to get the yellow dots lined up correctly for Yokohama tires. They balance much better that way.
A tire shop acted like removing tires, rolling them to the other side, and remounting them, was a big hassle? It's literally all they do all day and takes 2 minutes. Talk about terrible customer service.
My local shop does puncture repairs and rotations for free so they'd never balk at this issue.